Not Your Doormat Anymore novel Chapter 61

Jason Lawson greeted me with a warm smile as soon as he saw me.

"Now I see what they mean by 'like father, like son.' You look just like your dad did when he was your age!"

"You're too kind, Jason. This is my first day on the job, and I still have a lot to learn. I'll be counting on your guidance."

"Of course. Don't worry, I'll support you every step of the way and make sure you're ready to take over your dad's position."

Jason walked me to my office and assigned me a secretary. He suggested I take some time to settle in and assured me that everything else could wait.

I thanked him, saying, "I don't have much hands-on experience in this industry yet, so for now, let's keep things running as they are."

Jason nodded in agreement. "Understood. You can leave it all to me."

As soon as I stepped into the general manager's office, I could immediately tell how different it was from my old office as a doctor. The office spanned nearly a thousand square feet and even included a full suite, making it convenient for me to rest during the day.

The décor was thoughtfully chosen, with much of it reflecting Dad's style. After all, he was the one who had occupied this space before me. I only needed to update the essentials and leave everything else as it was.

Then, there was the secretary Jason had assigned to me. She was strikingly beautiful, with long black hair and a youthful appearance. I soon learned that she had just graduated this year and was working here as an intern.

I frowned—not because I had anything against her personally but because I didn't have a background in financial management. Even though my parents had made me take numerous relevant courses, I was completely new to real-world experience.

Now, Jason had assigned me an intern as my secretary.

We were a rookie duo—completely clueless and green in every way.

Out of respect for Jason, I decided not to say anything.